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Integration of Pressure Sensors and Level Transmitters: Principles and Applications

In the field of industrial measurement, integrating pressure sensors with level transmitters is a fundamental technique for accurately measuring fluid levels. This integration leverages the principle that liquid static pressure is proportional to the liquid height, converting pressure signals into remote, precise level data. The process can be broken down into three core steps: signal […]

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Key Points and Pitfalls to Avoid When Selecting Pressure Transmitter Diaphragms

Selecting the right diaphragm for a pressure transmitter is crucial, as it directly affects the accuracy, stability, longevity, and overall reliability of the measurement. In industries like chemicals and pharmaceuticals, where corrosive environments are common, diaphragm selection is even more critical for both safety and cost control. Choosing the right diaphragm material and type can

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Air Tightness Testing: The Invisible Technology That Ensures Equipment is “Leak-Proof”

1. Why is Air Tightness Important? Whether it’s a new energy vehicle battery pack, a high-pressure gas pipeline, or a semiconductor vacuum etching machine, their operational stability hinges on an invisible parameter—air tightness. Air tightness testing is not simply about detecting air leaks; it’s a systematic safety validation and process control method. It determines whether:

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Why Pressure Measurement Points Should Not Be Placed Before a Vortex Flowmeter

When measuring gas or steam flow with a vortex flowmeter, it is essential to measure the fluid pressure. Most manufacturers recommend placing the pressure measurement point downstream of the vortex sensor. However, some manufacturers suggest it can be placed upstream. So, which position is ideal for the pressure measurement point? Why the Pressure Measurement Point

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The Rise of Digital Transformation Departments: Will This New Division Reshape the Future Workplace?

Behind the complex codes and systems, lies the key to a company’s future success or failure. “Transform or die, stagnate and perish.” This has become the harsh reality for 70% of companies today. In this silent war, a new department—the Digital Transformation Department—is quickly rising in many organizations. From traditional manufacturing to internet giants, from

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Understanding the Installation and Commissioning of Magnetic Float Level Transmitters

Magnetic float level transmitters are widely used for liquid level measurement in tanks, reactors, boilers, and other industrial applications. These devices combine visual level indication with remote signal output, offering high reliability and stability even in complex environments such as high temperature, high pressure, or corrosive conditions. This article will guide you through the installation,

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Applications of Pulse Signals in Thermal Control Systems

Pulse signals play a crucial role in thermal control systems, particularly in ensuring precise control, monitoring, and optimization of temperature and heat transfer processes. Their versatility and efficiency make them indispensable across a range of industries, including aerospace, electronics, and manufacturing. Below is a detailed exploration of how pulse signals are utilized in thermal control

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Instrument Steam Tracing System Maintenance Guide

I. Daily Inspection Guidelines Inspections should combine visual, auditory, tactile, and measurement methods to ensure the system is functioning optimally. 1. Visual Inspection Steam Supply and Condensate Drainage: Check if the pressure in the main steam line and steam headers falls within the normal range (typically 0.3~0.8MPa). Observe the condensate drain for proper discharge of

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Understanding the Core of Chemical Safety: The Meaning and Practice of “Two Key Points and One Major”

In the field of chemical manufacturing, safety is not only a moral responsibility but also a core element of sustainable operation. In China’s chemical safety management framework, the term “Two Key Points and One Major” forms the foundation of process safety control. However, many companies know the concept but struggle with implementation. This article explains what

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Radar Level Meter Antenna Selection: How an Incorrect Antenna Choice Can Lead to Measurement Errors

Radar level meters are often the go-to choice for a wide range of measurement scenarios due to their excellent adaptability. However, when faced with a variety of antenna types—such as rod, water drop, horn, parabolic, planar, guided wave, and sleeve antennas—choosing the right one can be daunting. This article compares different types of antennas based

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